Travel situation conversation English

In primary school English teaching, teachers should not only teach students the content of dialogue, but also teach students the skills of dialogue, so that students can better learn English dialogue and improve their English scores. I have carefully collected travel English situational dialogues for everyone to enjoy and learn! Travel English situational dialogues 1

Clerk: Good afternoon, Peace Hotel, what can I do for you?

Counter clerk : Good afternoon, this is the Peace Hotel. How can I help you?

Guest: I have made a reservation for this Sunday. My name is Bily.

Guest: I have made a reservation for Sunday. My name is Bily. Beebe.

Clerk: Yes, that's right. Your room is a single one with a bath.

Counter clerk: That's right. You have booked a single room with a bathtub.

Guest:I am calling to cancel it now. I can't go to your city this week.

Guest:I am calling to cancel it now. I can't go to your city this week.

Clerk: Fine, we will cancel it.

Counter attendant: OK, I will cancel it.

Guest:Thank you.

Guest: Thank you. Travel English Situational Dialogue 2

Clerk: Hello. Capital Hotel. May I help you?

Counter clerk: Hello, Imperial Hotel. How can I help you?

Guest: Yes, unfortunately my flight will be 2 hours due to the fog. Would you please keep my reservation?

Guest: Yes, unfortunately , my flight is delayed by 2 hours due to heavy fog, can you help me keep the reservation?

Clerk: Sure. May I have your name please?

Counter clerk: Of course. Okay, what's your name?

Guest: Lincoln. That's L-I-N-C-O-L-N. Thank you.

Guest: Lincoln. L-I-N-C-O-L-N, thank you. Travel English Situational Dialogue 3

Clerk: Good morning, sir. Welcome to Flower Hotel.

Counter Clerk: Good morning, sir. Welcome to the Garden Hotel.

Guest:Thank you.

Guest: Thank you.

Clerk: How many pieces of baggage do you have?

Counter clerk: How many pieces of baggage do you have?

Guest: Three. Would you please help us take them to the hall?

Customer: 3 pieces, can you help me take my luggage to the hall?

Clerk: Sure, of course.

Counter clerk: Of course.